How to desynchronize splitted gridcontrol

[Dongxian Li]

Hello,
I am using GridControl with splitterControl.
When the GridControl is splitted into two or four, their layouts are synchronized. That is, If you make a selection in one grid, all other grids will also mark those cells selected. If you hide one column in one grid, all other grids will hide that column too, etc. My question is: Is there a way to remove the synchronization changes between these grids? One use case is: User want to show different columns or rows in different grids. They want to hide columns A~D in one grid and show them in other grids.

[Dongxian Li]

Sorry for the messed message in previous post.
Here is a clear one. Hopefully.
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I am using GridControl with splitterControl.
When the GridControl is splitted into two or
four, their layouts are synchronized.
That is, If you make a selection in one grid,
all other grids will also mark those cells selected.
If you hide one column in one grid, all other
grids will hide that column too, etc.
My question is: Is there a way to remove the
synchronization changes between these grids?
One use case is: User wants to show different
columns or rows in different grids.
They want to hide columns A to D in one grid
and show them in other grids.

[Administrator]

By design, when using a dynamic splitter, all the grids are created sharing the same GridModel object.

I am not sure what else you might have to do to get this working, but if you want make each new grid use a different model (probably a clone of the original one), then you would have to derive the GridControl and override CreateNewControl. There create and return a new GridControl using a clone of the old GridModel. To get a close of teh old GridModel, you can use grid.Model.SaveBinary and GridModel.LoadBinary to create a new GridModel that is a clone of the old one.